The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-07

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protest against the sttempts OF enemies and
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contest which Ia close Of hand"
John. Moore, EAT, Chairman Of the Demo
c cess 81 liz Democratic local teket n t6s city
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highest esteem. He was the regular candidast,e ne
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ocrats OF the Countryside PRECEDENT Of
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ersiiS tisfs. i New YqrE should not yE Sa;i
movement was scheme OF abe enemies OF the
Democratic party 70 demqraliae the party o on
the 81 an sSn9 make
Efforts on election day to defeat the schemes q
traitors and enemies and &c. secure .Is. notable
leader sG = and snssy
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New York city. The most important Of these
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from that result 6oTever. The ticket, should ,hei
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It should succeed, too. because 1t 10 the best
ticket It should succeed. toe. because OF the
Indecent EFFORT upon p the part Of . pretended
Democratic newspaper to manage the pollli-
cal Of both psrtss as VEL as the
With reference to tho personality Of the can
have I known Mr.. Fellows since his residence in
New York. His services to the Democratic
party have not been confined to New YORK " city.
where In the State and In many of tho other
States where he has in the most matchlesss
the the Under
Important offices which he has held has been
which he has rendered to the party, The at:
tacks which are nude upon him arc for faults
r h s sSnsbs Po np FIR Rim 1 to
Sicoiil Is ike comparing the Bartholdi statue
to . plaster paris Image erected in garden.
oeratio e Committee Z; said: Every Democrat in
the state Is Watching with great interest and and
Txe ne Local "a! tb e OF
which is worthy Of the support Of every true
feels that the contest in the city Of New York
is OF more than mere local Importance.
Il may have an important BE, bearing ing upon od
e eve N good DEMOCRAT who has the future
OF the grand old Democratic party at heart,
s shssa y T tbe ene new
The question should be- decided at once
whether the str9Rg and poNertq to bS
demoralized and weakened BY combinations OF
Republicans with renegade Democrats. formed
ser ass hs ess IN Se
Milton H. Northrup. editor Of the Courier.
its o said In my judgment; ths election q
the entire Democratic city ticket in the city q
n NE H to he y. future "
Democratic party. not only In this State. but in
the nation. The contest for District-Attorney
logic OF the situation makes it in fact o ma
tional issue. aud it will be regarded the soun-
try E over; IN th,s nart o, the State ar.
earnestly ef hopina that their brethren in the
metropolis will appreciate, the importance Of
tempt to break their ranks and demoralize
their forces. In politics. as in war, 1t Is good
rule to first find out what your enemy wants.
Does any one doubt that the enemy in this in
stance wants above all things to see Cpl. Fol
iSSf how much Is at stake In this light
Democrats Of the interior are hoping that the
Democracy q New York city are not behind in
this realization"
UTICA DEMOCRATS HOPE FOE rELLowss ELEcT1oN
UTICA, Nov. G-The leading Democrats Of
this city are very much Interested in the result
In New York. city. and they all hope for the
CT the cke lie s
Something to be desired for the effect 1t will
have on the Presidential contest next year:
Ex-senator a. 7; Goodwin said to-day that
that he regarded the, New York contest this
Estate Committeeman David A: Dischler
said that he had seen great deal Of Col Eel
one OF tho brightest and ablest men In the
Democratic party. He added that large ma
jority for the Democratic city ticket was very
essential to tho party Just now. especially In
view nj the camDafcn OF 1883.
Postmaster, E; P. Barley has been an adyo-
Termination nom and realizes the necessity Of the
New York city ticket having the largest posi-
BILE majority for all its candidates.
Mayo. Thomas F. Kinney said L., "A great great
particularly in New York city. That has been
Democratic stronghold. and to lose that city
or carry 1t by small majority. would be mis-
fortune. especially in view of next years cam
paign."
Chairman Of the County Committee. Samuel
Beardsey and other leading Democrats, ex-
press themselves as being anxious to see the
large majority. believing that the proximity Of
Presidential election gives 1t increased and
uSual inheritance.